Anyone know of a way to dye silicone hose?
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I have two short blue hoses I would like to change to black. Right now I'm trying a Sharpie on it, but it doesn't stick too well. I'm guessing I'm stuck with blue.
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I will be using t-bolts, so do you think it would be safe to wrap the hose, then put the t-bolt over it? I would worry about it slipping, but it isn't a high-pressure or much of a flexible spot.
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I could clearly see ridges in the finish that would be indentical to wrapping the hose with electrical tape. And it was only the outer 1/16th of an inch maybe that was black while the rest was blue or red.
I don't have them anymore so I can't look at em but I'm just kind of curious.
Trent
I don't have them anymore so I can't look at em but I'm just kind of curious.
Trent